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Document
RFQ - Real Estate Appraisal Services
Year Created: 2024
DOCUMENT
RFP - Assessment of Land Use Opportunities in Potential Glendale Light Rail Transit Corridors 2006
- YEAR CREATED: 2006
- ENTITY TYPE: City/Township
- TYPE OF DOCUMENT: RFP - Request for Proposals
- Property
The document is a solicitation for a project titled "Assessment of Land Use Opportunities in Potential Glendale Light Rail Transit Corridors" by the City of Glendale. The document outlines the requirements and instructions for submitting proposals for the project.
The project involves conducting a comprehensive assessment of land use opportunities along potential light rail transit corridors in Glendale. The consultant is expected to prepare PowerPoint presentations, a final report, and an executive summary based on their findings. The project should be completed within five months from the Notice to Proceed.
The proposal requirements include providing firm qualifications, staff names and qualifications, a detailed budget breakdown, and a discussion of the consultant's understanding and approach to each work task. The total cost of the project should be included in the proposal, with a maximum limit of $75,000.
The selection process will involve a review by a selection panel, who will evaluate the firm's qualifications, staff qualifications, and their understanding and approach to the work tasks.
Important considerations mentioned in the document include the consultant's responsibility for all costs, no reimbursements prior to the Notice to Proceed, the City of Glendale's right to reject proposals, and the requirement for monthly progress reports and progress payments.
The terms and conditions section provides information on the incorporation of reference documents, the format and submission of proposals, and the evaluation criteria for the selection process.
Additionally, there is a note in the document stating that the consultant's fee should be reduced by 5% to account for the City of Glendale's administrative fee.